Guru Randhawa’s new song ‘Fine Shyt’ gets brutally trolled online; netizens call it ‘noise pollution’
Guru Randhawa is back in the news but not for reasons he would have hoped. The singer’s latest music video, ‘Fine Shyt’, has gone viral online. Just days after its release, the song and its video have become the target of widespread trolling. Social media users have flooded the comments section with hilarious and scathing reactions calling out the track.
About Guru Randhawa’s ‘Fine Shyt’
The music video opens with a disclaimer stating that all individuals featured are above 18 years of age and that the content is a work of fiction. The video also includes a cheeky warning advising viewers against attempting the same moves at their workplace, humorously suggesting that they might face a ban from HR. The video is set inside a corporate office, where Guru Randhawa plays a senior professional going about his workday, while several female colleagues dance and sing around him.
How the internet reacted to Guru Randhawa’s ‘Fine Shyt’
Social media users expressed their opinions on the track without restraint. One user wrote, “Straight up noise pollution.” Another predicted its virality despite the criticism, saying, “Get ready to see this trash song become a trend and have infinite dance reels on it.” A third user quipped, “Another win for the deaf.” One comment, written in Hindi, read, “Ye gaana sunne se pehle mere kaan ke parde kyu nahi fat gaye (Why did my ears not stop working before I heard this song)?” Another comment took a more political dig, stating, “Guru Randhawa istifa do,” referencing the recent student protests demanding the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.
Guru Randhawa Fine Shyt
‘Fine Shyt’ is sung by Guru Randhawa alongside Yashvi Desai, with lyrics penned by Randhawa and Gurjit Gill. The video features Ruhee Dosani, Divinity Bisht, Arshia Sinha, Raema Grover, Darlene Laura, and Mehar Kaur alongside the singer.
Guru Randhawa’s previous controversy over the song ‘Azul’
This isn’t the first time Guru Randhawa has faced backlash over a music video. Last year, his song ‘Azul’ drew sharp criticism for allegedly sexualising schoolgirls and romanticising an inappropriate teacher-student relationship.In the video, Randhawa plays a photography teacher, while actor Anshika Pandey is shown as a student in uniform performing a dance sequence, later switching to bold choreography in casual wear. The video sparked outrage, with critics accusing it of normalising predatory dynamics, especially since Pandey’s real age was never disclosed. Go to Source
